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ALT Evangelos Piliouras, a graduate student in physics, demonstrates a space curve. Text reads "Dancing to invisible choreography, quantum computers can balance the noise."
ALT A drone slowly lowers a water sampler through the rainforest canopy to collect environmental DNA during the 2024 XPRIZE games. Text reads "Whatโs that critter? New tech guidelines can help ensure we get the right answer."
ALT A photo of Webster Santos, who was one of numerous Virginia Tech faculty members who worked to achieve patents in 2025. Text reads "Virginia Tech ranks among nation's best for invention patents."
ALT photo of two students wearing Pi Day swag outside of McComas Hall
ALT Giving Day graphic with text: "Textbooks and food. To a college student, few things are more important to daily success than textbooks and food."
ALT Giving Day graphic with text: "Last year we helped more than 100 students with thier textbook purchases."
ALT Giving Day graphic with text: "My father passed away from a very aggressive prostate cancer which has been the hardest thing to go through in my life. Since then my mom has been working two jobs to support my two brothers and I and this Emergency Funds for Course Materials will help me more than you could know."
ALT Giving Day graphic with text: "I will be in the lab a lot this semester, and sometimes the PPE and materials that students need to purchase for these classes can add up quickly. In addition to the large expense of textbooks these days, the Emergency Funds for Course Materials will greatly help me and my education thrive this semester."
ALT image of young woman looking into microscope with text overlay of "support Hokies"
ALT A photo shows the Chesapeake Bay and reads, "Land across Chesapeake Bay area is sinking, study shows."
ALT Sahitya Biswas, a graduate student in Virginia Tech's Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health Graduate Program, was the lead author for a study published in EMBO Molecular Medicine. Text reads "Research findings may lead to earlier diagnoses of genetic disorder."